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    #16
    I think the first thing we need to be sure on is are the badges cast or die struck?
    If they are cast, then there is much more chance of Souval having a hand in their production!!
    Can either of you say if they are cast or not??
    -Nigel
    sigpic 57ers...."The Devil Is In The Detail"

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      #17
      Hello Nigel,
      I'm really not sure, but I think so (casted).

      Perhaps an indicator for a casted piece - they are a little bit smaller then the Deumer examples.

      heigth = 44,0mm
      width = 36,4mm

      @grueni1208: Your badge also?

      best regards
      Pattex

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        #18
        Thanks Pattex...hopefully Daniel will confirm if his is the same!!
        We know Souval made many pieces using a casting method, but it is unusual that the pieces are based on Deumer originals rather than S&L who appeared to provide Souval with most of their later parts and/or dies??
        Slightly smaller size is usually a sign of casting for sure!!
        -Nigel
        sigpic 57ers...."The Devil Is In The Detail"

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          #19
          Originally posted by pattex View Post

          heigth = 44,0mm
          width = 36,4mm

          @grueni1208: Your badge also?

          best regards
          Pattex
          heigth = 44,0 mm
          width = 36,5 mm
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          Regards
          Daniel


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            #20
            Thankd Daniel!
            Looking at the closer photo's, the size and the weight, it appears that these SWB's are indeed cast!
            So, that pretty much rules out Deumer as the maker, although the badge is cast from a Deumer original!
            The fact that at least a couple have turned up in Austrian vets groupings, points to an Austrian maker being most likely......
            Souval, or someone else??????
            -Nigel
            sigpic 57ers...."The Devil Is In The Detail"

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              #21
              Originally posted by Nigel N View Post
              Thankd Daniel!
              Looking at the closer photo's, the size and the weight, it appears that these SWB's are indeed cast!
              So, that pretty much rules out Deumer as the maker, although the badge is cast from a Deumer original!
              The fact that at least a couple have turned up in Austrian vets groupings, points to an Austrian maker being most likely......
              Souval, or someone else??????
              -Nigel
              I think for sure Souval. This is a setup used on L/58-marked badges as well, so it seems Souval would cast whatever design he could get his hands on, whether from S&L or Deumer. The attached blockade breaker is Souval's L/58-marked casting of the S&L wartime design with the same setup.

              Best regards,
              ---Norm
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                #22
                Thank you very much Norm !

                best regards
                Pattex

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                  #23
                  Here is my new black version. The same kind.
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                  Regards
                  Daniel


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                    #24
                    Souval was the maker of these WB's

                    Regards,
                    Alex

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                      #25
                      Originally posted by grueni1208 View Post
                      Here is my new black version. The same kind.
                      Hello Daniel,
                      very nice , thx for the pictures.

                      best regards
                      Pattex

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